Invoice · approvedINV-7F9K-2A1B
12.50USDC, on mainnet
- payUrl
- sollection.xyz/pay/7f9k
- x402Url
- /api/x402/inv_7f9k
- network
- mainnet
Approved by 8r4n…T2m9. Payable now.
Invoice rail on Solana
Payment infrastructure for AI agents on Solana.
Let AI assistants create invoices. Approve with your wallet. Get paid in USDC. Non-custodial. No seed phrases.
- Non-custodial
- No seed phrases
- Verifiable on Solana
- 12:04:01invoice.intent.created
- 12:04:37invoice.approved
- 12:04:37links.issued
- 12:05:12invoice.paid
Why Sollection?
A wallet address isn't an invoice
Just sending crypto to an address isn't enough. You need to know what's being paid for, how much, and when it's due. Sollection turns 'send 25 USDC to this address' into a proper invoice.
- Purpose
TransferNot carried
InvoiceStated on the invoice
- Amount
TransferA number, with no terms
InvoiceAmount and token, fixed at approval
- Status
TransferNot carried
InvoiceTracked through to settlement
- Network
TransferImplied by the address
InvoiceRecorded on the invoice
- Receipt
TransferA signature you must interpret
InvoiceAn invoice you can link to
- Notification
TransferNone
InvoiceSigned webhook on every state change
Step by step
How it works
The 4-step flow ensures invoices can't be created without wallet approval — nothing is payable until you sign.
- 01 · draft
AI creates invoice intent
Draft only, not payable yet. AI assistants prepare the invoice data.
- 02 · approved
You approve with wallet signature
Connect Phantom or Solflare. Sign the approval message. Signing does not transfer funds.
- 03 · approved
Invoice goes live
Final invoice has payUrl for humans, x402Url for agents, and statusUrl for tracking.
- 04 · settled
Payment settles on Solana
Verifiable on-chain transaction. Invoice marked as PAID.
Settlement completes on Solana with a verifiable transaction signature.
Getting paid
One invoice. Two ways it gets paid.
Every approved invoice carries both a checkout link and an HTTP 402 endpoint — so the same object works for a person with a wallet and for software with a budget.
payUrlFor people
A checkout link you can send
payUrl opens a hosted payment page. The payer connects a wallet, signs, and the invoice settles on Solana.
sollection.xyz/pay/7f9k
x402UrlFor agents
An endpoint software can pay
x402Url answers HTTP 402 with the payment terms. An AI agent or a script pays it programmatically — no browser, no human in the loop.
GET /api/x402/inv_7f9k → 402 → paid → 200
Speaks natively
- MCP
- x402 (HTTP 402)
- Solana Pay
- USDC / USDT
- REST + webhooks
- OpenAPI
Used for
- AI agents buying APIs
- API vendors charging per request
- Freelancers invoicing in crypto
- SaaS billing in USDC or SOL
- B2B Solana payments
Security model
Approval signs the invoice. It never moves your money.
An address is not a receipt
Sending crypto to an address is like handing someone cash with no receipt. Sollection creates proper invoices with line items and due dates.
x402 pays. The invoice carries the terms
x402 is the payment endpoint. The invoice carries the terms — what is being paid, how much, and when.
Two signatures, two jobs
The recipient wallet signs invoice creation. A different signature, from the payer wallet, is what settles it.
What we do (and don't do)
- Sollection creates structured payment objects and invoice flows.
- The recipient wallet approves invoice creation.
- The payer wallet signs and submits the payment transaction.
- Merchant payment and platform fee can settle atomically.
- Webhooks and records support reconciliation and auditability.
Questions
What Sollection does, and what it deliberately does not
Do I need a Sollection account?
No. You can create invoices with just a wallet signature.
Is Sollection custodial?
No. We never hold your funds. Wallet signing only approves invoice creation.
What tokens are supported?
USDC and USDT on Solana mainnet.
Can AI agents pay invoices?
Yes. Final invoices have x402 endpoints that agents can pay programmatically.
How much does it cost?
0.25% platform fee per invoice.